The CLEP gives students the chance to earn college-level credits through a series of exams.

Benefits of the CLEP program:

• Earn credit for previously learned knowledge
• Advance your career and/or continue your education
• Use your educational assistance money to enroll in more advanced courses
• Make up missed courses
• Graduate sooner

More than 2,900 colleges and universities offer credit or advanced standing based on the CLEP, with the minimum score for eligibility determined by each individual institution. Check with your college to confirm their requirements.

Online and Printable Practice Tests

Choose your test from the subjects listed below. Each subject features 3 online practice tests and 1 printable practice test.

• American Government
• American Literature
• Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
• Biology
• Business Law
• Calculus
• Chemistry
• College Algebra
• College Composition
• College Mathematics
• English Literature
• Financial Accounting
• French
• Human Growth & Development
• Humanities
• Information Systems and Computer Applications
• Introduction to Educational Psychology
• Introductory Psychology
• Introductory Sociology
• Natural Sciences
• Pre-Calculus
• Principles of Macroeconomics
• Principles of Management
• Principles of Marketing
• Principles of Microeconomics
• Social Sciences and History
• Spanish Language
• U.S. History I
• U.S. History II
• Western Civilization I
• Western Civilization II

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2. Download the test you want to take.
3. Start the player and take the test.

Online Book

Provides a complete subject review and 2 practice tests for the 5 CLEP general subject tests: college composition, humanities, college mathematics, natural sciences, and social sciences/history.

• Master the CLEP

Resources

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Related Links

• The College Board